"Corey Richardson" <kb1...@aim.com> wrote
Closing the parenthesis helped that one, but my else statement is not
working...heres the code chunk...
if wellness != "Good":
elif wellness != "Well":
elif wellness != "Fine":
print "Oh, I'm sorry you are not feeling well. I guessed
correct, right?"
else print "Great!"
As has been pointed out you need to use a boolean expression
(a combination of tsts using and / or ) to get the result you need.
In fact if you describe what you really want in English you will find
it forms a boolean expression.
You want it to print one message if the user types Good or Well or Fine
else print another message. Now translate that directly to code...
candyNumber = raw_input("How many candies do you want? :")
fatness = raw_input("How many candies do you want to eat? :")
if fatness > candyNumber:
print "HA! Nice try, but no. You don't have that many candies"
else print "HA! You ate the candy! Suckerrrrr. You are now",
Python cares abourt indentation level.
align the else with the if that it matches.
HTH,
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Alan Gauld
Author of the Learn to Program web site
http://www.alan-g.me.uk/
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